#Section 148
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Order passed by CIT(A) without considering submission not sustainable: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Assessment Ignoring Indexed Cost of Acquisition Set Aside: Karnataka HC
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Addition to items not forming part of reassessment not sustainable: ITAT Kolkata
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Reopening of assessment beyond period stipulated u/s. 149(1) not permissible: Delhi HC
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Issuance of notice mandatory before an adverse conclusion arrived in assessment order: Madras HC
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Each and every addition cannot be base for levy of penalty u/s. 271(1)(c): ITAT Surat
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Adoption of section 50C justified on difference in sale consideration in sale deed and stamp value adopted by officer
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Reopening bad-in-law since AO unaware about exact nature of income which escaped assessment
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Initiation of proceedings u/s. 148 based on material found during search invalid: ITAT Delhi
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ITAT Delhi remands Matter as CIT(A) Failed to Examine Section 148 Jurisdiction Validity
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Reassessment Based on Insight Portal Info Must Be Under Sections 147/148 if Section 153C Jurisdictional Conditions Are Not Met
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Notice issued u/s. 148 after period of six years for AY 2015-16 is barred by limitation: ITAT Mumbai
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Reassessment was valid as Section 147 And 153C could be applied interchangeably
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Stay granted on payment of 10% of tax demand since department failed to furnish appropriate proof of alleged demand
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